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Kejo
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Was steht denn da ??? :confundido:
Die schieben Panik, weil sie keinen eigenen Satelliten haben (auf Frankreich angewiesen sind) und die Türkei nun autonomer geworden ist, viel Wissen gewonnen hat usw. Sie sagen, damit können die Türken ihre Gewässer ausspionieren, was ja auch stimmt und Sinn dieses Projektes ist. Andere im Kommentarbereich fragen, ob sie den nicht einfach abschießen könnten.
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Almila
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Die schieben Panik, weil sie keinen eigenen Satelliten haben (auf Frankreich angewiesen sind) und die Türkei nun autonomer geworden ist, viel Wissen gewonnen hat usw. Sie sagen, damit können die Türken ihre Gewässer ausspionieren, was ja auch stimmt und Sinn dieses Projektes ist. Andere im Kommentarbereich fragen, ob sie den nicht einfach abschießen könnten.
TuAF
Turkesteron
Das Sahnehäubchen kommt bald noch mit dem Göktürk1 Spionagesatelliten,das eine Auflösung von 0.8m hat.Die Griechen und Israelis machen sich jetzt schon in die Hosen :
Salvador
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Man will in10 jahren in der nähe zu Ägäis oder im Schwarzmeer region einen SLV station aufbauen um seine eigenen Satelliten oder die von anderen Nationen ins weltall zubefördern.
Türkiye kendi fırlatma üssüne sahip olacak. Üs, Ege veya Karadeniz'de kurulacak
Göktürk-2 uydusunun Çin’den 20 milyon dolara fırlatılması sonrasında Türkiye kendi uzay üssünü kurmak için çalışmalar hızlandırıldı.
Türkiye kendi fırlatma üssüne sahip olacak. Üs, Ege veya Karadeniz'de kurulacak
Göktürk-2 uydusunun Çin’den 20 milyon dolara fırlatılması sonrasında Türkiye kendi uzay üssünü kurmak için çalışmalar hızlandırıldı.
Dünyada sadece 12 ülke kendi uydusunu fırlatabilecek teknik alt yapıya sahip. Bu ülkeler arasında Rusya, ABD, Fransa, Çin, Japonya, İngiltere, Hindistan, İsrail, Ukrayna, İran ve Kuzey Kore var. Türkiye, 13’üncü ülke olup kendi geliştirdiği araçları uzaya gönderebilmek için düğmeye bastı.
Fırlatma üssü için hesaplamalar yapıldı. Yörünge yakınlığının yanı sıra fırlatma işleminin ardından rokete ait uydunun denize veya boş alana düşmesi için koordinatlar planlandı. Buna göre iki alternatif ortaya çıktı.
EGE’DE DATÇA, KARADENİZ’DE SİNOP
Hesaplamalara göre Ege bölgesinde Datça, Karadeniz’de de Sinop öne çıktı.
Uydu fırlatma işleminin yapılacağı bu iki noktada bölgenin 15-20 kilometrelik alanın düz olması ve yerleşim birimlerinden uzak olması tercih ediliyor.
Fırlatma işleminden sonra yapılan hesaplamalara göre ilk motor Ege veya Karadeniz’de uluslararası sahaya düşücek. Roket ve uydunun ikinci motoru Okyanus’a düşüyor.
ULAŞIM OLANAKLARI ÇOK ÖNEMLİ
Uydunun taşınması için yakın bölgede havalimanı, demiryolu bağlantısı veya büyük liman olması operasyonun daha kolay yapılmasını sağlıyor.
ÇİN’E 20 MİLYON DOLAR ÖDEDİK
Göktürk-2 Projesi’nde uydunun toplam maliyeti 140 milyon dolar oldu. Sadece fırlatma işlemi için Çin’e 20 milyon dolar ödendi. Türkiye kuracağı uydu merkezi ile aynı zamanda üçüncü ülkelere de hizmet vermeyi planlıyor.
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Turkey to have its own satellite launching station within 10 years
Turkey's second domestically made Earth observation satellite, Göktürk-2, was launched into space from China on Dec. 18, 2012. (Photo: Cihan)
19 December 2012 / TODAYSZAMAN.COM WITH WIRES, İSTANBUL ,
After Turkey's second domestically made Earth observation satellite, Göktürk-2, was launched into space from China on Tuesday, a Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey (TÜBİTAK) official stated that Turkey will complete its own satellite launching station in the next 10 years.
Speaking to the Turkish news portal ntvmsnbc.com on Wednesday, TÜBİTAK's Corporate Development Manager Sadık Murat Yüksel stated that Turkey is among 25 satellite manufacturing countries and that TÜBİTAK is working cooperatively with several other government institutions to construct a domestic satellite launching station.
Göktürk-2 was originally scheduled for launch on Wednesday but was rescheduled to a day earlier due to adverse weather conditions in China. It was launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert, near China's border with Mongolia, at 6:12 p.m. Turkish local time.
Göktürk-2 is the first national Earth observation satellite to be produced by TÜBİTAK and the Turkish Aerospace Industry Corp. (TUSAŞ). According to a written statement from TÜBİTAK, the satellite will operate from approximately 686 kilometers above the Earth. The first images from the satellite should be received between Dec. 25 and 30.
The satellite's launch in China was aired live in Ankara, where hundreds of people, including Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, watched the event on large screens.
Turkey to have its own satellite launching station within 10 years
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Salvador
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[h=3]Turkish Navy set to build its own frigate [/h]
21.12.2012 Ümit Enginsoy
The Turkish Navy commences discussion of the development of new, intermediate-class frigates, the TF100, that would replace the German-made Mekos and be deployed to the Aegean and Black Sea in the next decade. The new frigate would be smaller and simpler to the main friagate TF2000
The Turkish Navy is discussing the development of new, intermediate-class frigates – currently dubbed the TF100 – that would replace the German-made Mekos and be deployed to the Aegean and Black Sea in the next decade, a senior procurement official said Dec. 19.
“Our new main frigate will remain the TF2000. The TF100, if built, would be a follow-up to the German Meko-type frigates and would be something smaller and simpler for transition to the TF2000 air defense frigates,” said the official.
The roughly 3,500-ton Meko 200-type frigates entered service in the 1990s. Turkey has about 10 8 of the frigates made by Blohm + Voss shipyards in Germany at $500 million each, including research and development expenses.
Murad Bayar, chief of the Undersecretariat of Defense Industries (SSM) procurement agency, has repeatedly said that Turkish shipyards have the capacity to build frigates, even now. “We have several military and private shipyards to build equivalents of the Meko-class frigates,” he said Dec. 19. “There is a need to replace these frigates around 2020 and we can do that.”
The SSM has not been officially informed of the TF100 frigates, but could immediately work on them once notified.
Out of service in the upcoming years
The Meko 200-class frigates have been used by the Turkish, Royal Australian, Hellenic, Portuguese and Royal New Zealand Navies since 1987, but are due to be taken out of service in the upcoming years.
The star of the Turkish Navy will be the four plus four TF2000 air defense frigates, worth up to $7 billion, to be developed in the 2020s after the completion of one-third to one-eighth of the Milgem corvettes in the second half of the 2010s.
A statement by the SSM recently said there was a need to procure air defense frigates that would provide defense against classical and modern munitions fired from aircraft and other platforms, command and control, early warning systems, reconnaissance, surface warfare, underwater warfare, electronic warfare and air defense warfare.
The procurement official said that U.S. aerospace company Lockheed Martin, British BAE Systems and Spanish Navantia were ready to participate in the program, due to be completed in 2023 alongside the 100th year of the Turkish Republic.
The navigation speed of this program’s TF2000 frigates is 18 knots and the maximum speed is 28 knots. (?)
Turkish firm Aselsan has already been given the task of developing a multipurpose radar to counter air threats, but what the program lacks is something similar to the U.S. Standard Missile 2 (or SM-2) missile, which Turkish officials are now seeking from the United States.
As reflected in its name, the TF2000 was designed in the 1990s but could not be finalized at the time due to a series of financial crises.
The procurement official said that normally this should be the last Navy program that would require foreign company assistance.
Turkey is currently continuing to produce the Milgem corvettes. The TCG Heybeliada of this class had already joined the Navy and the TCG Buyukada has been put to sea. The next meeting of the Defense Industry Executive Committee, chaired by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is due to decide on a civilian shipyard to carry on the production.
Corvettes and frigates are the smallest of warships. As Turkey has no ocean coasts, frigates are the largest of these ships in the Turkish Navy.
BUSINESS - Turkish Navy set to build its own frigate
21.12.2012 Ümit Enginsoy
The Turkish Navy commences discussion of the development of new, intermediate-class frigates, the TF100, that would replace the German-made Mekos and be deployed to the Aegean and Black Sea in the next decade. The new frigate would be smaller and simpler to the main friagate TF2000
The Turkish Navy is discussing the development of new, intermediate-class frigates – currently dubbed the TF100 – that would replace the German-made Mekos and be deployed to the Aegean and Black Sea in the next decade, a senior procurement official said Dec. 19.
“Our new main frigate will remain the TF2000. The TF100, if built, would be a follow-up to the German Meko-type frigates and would be something smaller and simpler for transition to the TF2000 air defense frigates,” said the official.
The roughly 3,500-ton Meko 200-type frigates entered service in the 1990s. Turkey has about 10 8 of the frigates made by Blohm + Voss shipyards in Germany at $500 million each, including research and development expenses.
Murad Bayar, chief of the Undersecretariat of Defense Industries (SSM) procurement agency, has repeatedly said that Turkish shipyards have the capacity to build frigates, even now. “We have several military and private shipyards to build equivalents of the Meko-class frigates,” he said Dec. 19. “There is a need to replace these frigates around 2020 and we can do that.”
The SSM has not been officially informed of the TF100 frigates, but could immediately work on them once notified.
Out of service in the upcoming years
The Meko 200-class frigates have been used by the Turkish, Royal Australian, Hellenic, Portuguese and Royal New Zealand Navies since 1987, but are due to be taken out of service in the upcoming years.
The star of the Turkish Navy will be the four plus four TF2000 air defense frigates, worth up to $7 billion, to be developed in the 2020s after the completion of one-third to one-eighth of the Milgem corvettes in the second half of the 2010s.
A statement by the SSM recently said there was a need to procure air defense frigates that would provide defense against classical and modern munitions fired from aircraft and other platforms, command and control, early warning systems, reconnaissance, surface warfare, underwater warfare, electronic warfare and air defense warfare.
The procurement official said that U.S. aerospace company Lockheed Martin, British BAE Systems and Spanish Navantia were ready to participate in the program, due to be completed in 2023 alongside the 100th year of the Turkish Republic.
The navigation speed of this program’s TF2000 frigates is 18 knots and the maximum speed is 28 knots. (?)
Turkish firm Aselsan has already been given the task of developing a multipurpose radar to counter air threats, but what the program lacks is something similar to the U.S. Standard Missile 2 (or SM-2) missile, which Turkish officials are now seeking from the United States.
As reflected in its name, the TF2000 was designed in the 1990s but could not be finalized at the time due to a series of financial crises.
The procurement official said that normally this should be the last Navy program that would require foreign company assistance.
Turkey is currently continuing to produce the Milgem corvettes. The TCG Heybeliada of this class had already joined the Navy and the TCG Buyukada has been put to sea. The next meeting of the Defense Industry Executive Committee, chaired by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, is due to decide on a civilian shipyard to carry on the production.
Corvettes and frigates are the smallest of warships. As Turkey has no ocean coasts, frigates are the largest of these ships in the Turkish Navy.
BUSINESS - Turkish Navy set to build its own frigate
Die schieben Panik, weil sie keinen eigenen Satelliten haben (auf Frankreich angewiesen sind) und die Türkei nun autonomer geworden ist, viel Wissen gewonnen hat usw. Sie sagen, damit können die Türken ihre Gewässer ausspionieren, was ja auch stimmt und Sinn dieses Projektes ist. Andere im Kommentarbereich fragen, ob sie den nicht einfach abschießen könnten.
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Es geht da ansich noch weiter:
15 mal am Tag über Gr
Das nennt man dann wohl "It ürür kervan yürür"
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Man will in10 jahren in der nähe zu Ägäis oder im Schwarzmeer region einen SLV station aufbauen um seine eigenen Satelliten oder die von anderen Nationen ins weltall zubefördern.
Türkiye kendi fırlatma üssüne sahip olacak. Üs, Ege veya Karadeniz'de kurulacak
Göktürk-2 uydusunun Çin’den 20 milyon dolara fırlatılması sonrasında Türkiye kendi uzay üssünü kurmak için çalışmalar hızlandırıldı.
Zwei Orte werden hierbei immer wieder genannt Datca u. Sinop.
http://tvarsivi.com/player.php?y=446&z=2012-12-18 18:04:00
Ich hoffe es wird Nordzypern aber Datca wäre auch nicht schlecht, dann könnten einige das ganze Treiben von Rodos od. Kos aus hautnah miterleben
Jedes Land hat seine berechtigten Sicherheitsinteressen. Die Türkei ebenso wie Griechenland. Wird der Türkei sicher auch nicht schmecken, wenn jemand täglich ihren Luftraum verletzt und sie ausspionieren möchte usw.?
Aber dieses Kräftemessen und Demonstrieren von Stärke statt sich um gute nachbarschaftliche Beziehungen zu bemühen. Das gilt allseits, natürlich. Das werden wahrscheinlich nur Männer verstehen...
Aber dieses Kräftemessen und Demonstrieren von Stärke statt sich um gute nachbarschaftliche Beziehungen zu bemühen. Das gilt allseits, natürlich. Das werden wahrscheinlich nur Männer verstehen...
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Kejo
Guest
Wie bitte? Die USA, Russland, China, Israel, einige EU-Staaten usw. haben ebenfalls solche Satelliten, die sogar noch besser sind. Bei ihnen fällt das natürlich nicht auf. Außerdem sind die Griechen auch an einem solchen Satelliten beteiligt. Helios 2 heißt er. Nur steht er nicht unter ihrer direkten Kontrolle, weshalb sie rummaulen. Besser informieren, bitte.
Du musst etwas missverstanden haben. Seitens der Türkei gibt es kein Kräftemessen und Demonstrieren von Stärke gegenüber Gr. Ob sich irgendwelche Nachbarn zu "Tode" od in die "Pleite" rüsten ist für Ankara völlig schnuppe. Die Türkei hat da ganz andere Sicherheitsinteressen denen sie gerecht werden muss. Auch für die Türken ansich ist Gr. kein Thema mehr, weder in der Presse noch im öffentlichen Leben. Das kann man im umgekehrten Fall wohl nicht behaupten. Mich persöhnlich amüsiert es einfach köstlichst wenn ich manche gr. Hetzmedien aufschlage in dem wieder einmal vom pööööösen pööösen Türken berichtet wird.